Dates: 

Friday, March 13 - 10 AM – 8 PM

Saturday, March 14 - 10 AM – 5 PM

Saturday Gala - 7 PM – 10:30 PM

Sunday, March 15 - 12 PM – 5 PM

Location: Bonnie Doon Centre, Edmonton, Alberta

About the event:   Night of Artists Spring returns to Bonnie Doon Centre for a three-day celebration of art and community. Explore thousands of original artworks alongside live music, dance performances, interactive art experiences, and a silent auction.

The Saturday evening Gala features live music, appetizers, live art creations, and a festive atmosphere.

ArtWalk admission is free all weekend. Gala tickets are available in advance and at the door, with VIP options offered.

Presented in support of Amy’s House and made possible by generous community sponsors.

Dates: 

February 27, 2026 | 6–10 PM

February 28, 2026 | Noon–6 PM

March 1, 2026 | Noon–6 PM

Location: Killarney House - 3514 26 Ave SW, Calgary, AB

About the event:   The Pink Door Show is a Side Door exhibition featuring artists from the 2025 TPDS roster, hosted in a mid-century home in Calgary’s Killarney neighbourhood. Designed to be welcoming and informal, the show centres accessible art, conversation, and connection.

Visitors can expect a relaxed, social atmosphere with artist hangouts, fireside chats, and a strong sense of community. Courtney LeBaron is participating in this inaugural edition.

Date: February 7 – March 7, 2026

Location: Bleeding Heart Art Space, 11203 68 St NW, Edmonton

About the event:   Open Walls is Bleeding Heart Art Space’s annual non-juried community exhibition, now in its 9th year. The exhibition brings together local artists of all ages, backgrounds, and experience levels, with each participant contributing one original artwork.

Working across painting, sculpture, mixed media, and experimental forms, Open Walls creates a dense, energetic snapshot of the city’s creative community. Emerging and established artists share the same walls, offering visitors a broad and generous view of contemporary local art.

Four artists from the Cadmium Art Collective are participating in this year’s exhibition.

Gallery Viewing Hours:

Saturdays, Noon–3 PM

February 7 – March 7, 2026

Weekday viewings available by appointment

Date: February 3 - March 27, 2026

Location: 25 Sir Winston Churchill Ave, St. Albert, AB

About the event:   YELLOW is a contemporary group exhibition presented at VASA Art in St. Albert, bringing together artists working across painting, sculpture, and mixed media. Using yellow as both a visual and conceptual anchor, the exhibition explores how colour can signal emotion, attention, warmth, tension, and instability — often all at once.

The exhibition includes work by Heidi Carroll, whose quiet, observational painting practice focuses on balance, restraint, and subtle shifts in form and light. Within the broader conversation of YELLOW, Carroll’s work offers a measured counterpoint — inviting slower looking and reflection amid bolder chromatic expressions.

Hosted at VASA Art in the Corridor Gallery, a space known for supporting thoughtful, contemporary practices, YELLOW invites viewers to consider colour not as decoration, but as experience. The exhibition offers a layered viewing encounter, rewarding time, attention, and repeated visits.

Date: January 26 - March 27, 2026

Location: 8440 112 St NW, Edmonton, AB

About the event:   Melissa Baron will be exhibiting her work at McMullen After Hours Gallery inside the University of Alberta Hospital. Open since 1986, this public gallery has long been a quiet haven in the middle of a busy place—a spot where patients, families, staff, and visitors can pause, take a breath, and experience art with a sense of calm.

McMullen Gallery showcases work that uplifts, soothes, and sparks reflection. Their exhibitions highlight artists across Alberta who create with intention, warmth, and a spirit of care. We’re thrilled to see one of our own contributing to a space that supports healing, curiosity, and connection through the visual arts.

Date: January 17 to March 27, 2026

Location: 53 N Railway St, Okotoks, AB T1S 1J3

About the event: Step into the vibrant world of Deanne Underwood, whose framed fibre landscapes blend texture, colour, and emotion into stunning works of art. Each piece captures the quiet beauty of Alberta’s natural scenery through intricate textile layering and hand-stitched detail.

Hosted at the Okotoks Art Gallery, located in the beautifully restored 1929 CPR Railway Station, this exhibition invites visitors to experience both fine art and local heritage. The Gallery offers free admission, two dedicated exhibition spaces, and a gift shop featuring local and Canadian artisan wares.

Date: July 10 - 12, 2026

Location:  Whyte ave, Edmonton

About the event: The Whyte Avenue Art Walk, set for July 10-12, 2026, is a lively annual event in Edmonton's Old Strathcona neighborhood. Featuring over 500 artists, this free, family-friendly festival transforms the streets into a vibrant outdoor gallery. Attendees can stroll along a 4 km path, witnessing live art-making and purchasing art directly from creators. It's a cornerstone of Edmonton's arts community, offering diverse artworks to suit every taste and budget.

Date: September 11–13, 2026 

Location:  Strathearn Park (Edmonton river valley) 

About the event:  The Strathearn Art Walk & Music Festival is a free, late-summer outdoor art walk and music festival set along Edmonton’s river valley with views of the city skyline. The event brings together emerging and established Alberta artists, live music, food vendors, and community gathering spaces. Many Cadmium Art Collective artists participate each year, making it a strong opportunity to discover original work and connect directly with artists in a relaxed, open-air setting.

Navigating the festival:

The grounds are organized using coloured flags to mark artist sections, making it easy to navigate, revisit favourite areas, and explore at a comfortable pace. Seating, performance areas, and food zones are integrated throughout the route.

Getting there:

Visitors are encouraged to walk, bike, or use public transit. The Valley Line LRT (Strathearn stop) is within walking distance. Designated park-and-walk areas and rideshare drop-off zones are available nearby.

Whether you’re an art collector or simply looking for a meaningful summer activity, Strathearn Art Walk offers a vibrant and well-organized way to experience local creativity outdoors.

Date: October 2026

Location: 223 7th Ave NE Calgary, AB

About the event: The Pink Door Show at Two Two Three is a unique pop-up art event that transforms a cozy 750-square-foot heritage home into a vibrant gallery space. Founded by art lovers Jacelyn and Caireen, the show celebrates Alberta’s creative community by showcasing original works from emerging and mid-career artists across a range of mediums. Now co-hosted by Jacelyn, Wes, and Kersten, this three-day event blends art, hospitality, and local charm—inviting guests to experience the warmth of collecting in an intimate, welcoming setting.